PCL+ spiking network learns recurrent connections with delays via STDP to retain recent visual inputs and predict future ones, reproducing cortical sequence learning and filling missing data in gesture recognition.
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An FPGA implementation of a neuromorphic auditory sensor plus graph neural network achieves 87.43% accuracy on Google Speech Commands v2 with sub-35 µs latency and 1.12 W power.
A recurrent SNN with heterogeneous synaptic delays (D=41) achieves perfect F1=1.0 recall of 16 arbitrary spike patterns on a synthetic benchmark by representing them as chains of overlapping spiking motifs.
SiLIF models apply SSM dynamics and parametrization to spiking neurons for stable training, reaching new SOTA on event-based and raw-audio speech datasets while using half the compute of SSMs via synaptic delays.
Clockless FPGA circuits produce autonomous spiking neuron networks that achieve competitive audio classification accuracy with significantly lower power than conventional digital implementations.
A dual memory pathway spiking network with near-memory hardware achieves long-sequence accuracy using 40-60% fewer parameters and delivers over 4X throughput plus 5X energy efficiency gains.
FPGA hardware for event-graph NN achieves 92.7% accuracy on SHD dataset with fewer parameters than SOTA while outperforming prior FPGA SNNs.
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Predictive Coding Light+: learning to predict visual sequences with spike timing-dependent plasticity and synaptic delays
PCL+ spiking network learns recurrent connections with delays via STDP to retain recent visual inputs and predict future ones, reproducing cortical sequence learning and filling missing data in gesture recognition.
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End-to-End Keyword Spotting on FPGA Using Graph Neural Networks with a Neuromorphic Auditory Sensor
An FPGA implementation of a neuromorphic auditory sensor plus graph neural network achieves 87.43% accuracy on Google Speech Commands v2 with sub-35 µs latency and 1.12 W power.
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Working Memory in a Recurrent Spiking Neural Networks With Heterogeneous Synaptic Delays
A recurrent SNN with heterogeneous synaptic delays (D=41) achieves perfect F1=1.0 recall of 16 arbitrary spike patterns on a synthetic benchmark by representing them as chains of overlapping spiking motifs.
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SiLIF: Structured State Space Model Dynamics and Parametrization for Spiking Neural Networks
SiLIF models apply SSM dynamics and parametrization to spiking neurons for stable training, reaching new SOTA on event-based and raw-audio speech datasets while using half the compute of SSMs via synaptic delays.
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Scalable neuromorphic computing from autonomous spiking dynamics in a clockless reconfigurable chip
Clockless FPGA circuits produce autonomous spiking neuron networks that achieve competitive audio classification accuracy with significantly lower power than conventional digital implementations.
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Algorithm-hardware co-design of neuromorphic networks with dual memory pathways
A dual memory pathway spiking network with near-memory hardware achieves long-sequence accuracy using 40-60% fewer parameters and delivers over 4X throughput plus 5X energy efficiency gains.
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Hardware-Accelerated Event-Graph Neural Networks for Low-Latency Time-Series Classification on SoC FPGA
FPGA hardware for event-graph NN achieves 92.7% accuracy on SHD dataset with fewer parameters than SOTA while outperforming prior FPGA SNNs.